Trump Admin Drops NEW UFO VIDEOS
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On today's episode of The Price is Right, host Tim Nonnie dives deep into the conspiracy theory that Steven Spielberg's new movie, "Disclosure Day" is actually a prequel to the government's latest UFO release.
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Today is Disclosure Day, the day when they reveal that aliens are real in the movie put out by Steven Spielberg.
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Congratulations. What a perfect timed movie for Donald Trump's presidential administration's UFO release.
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OK, here's what's actually going on. There is a movie coming out today called Disclosure Day that a lot of people think is interesting that it's coinciding with these government releases.
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But the U.S. government has released their third tranche of UFO files with floating orbs, UFOs and more documents.
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They are intentionally slow rolling the release of information pertaining to extraterrestrial or some kind of intelligent life technology.
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Maybe they're from underground, from beyond the ice wall.
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who knows? The general idea is whatever we're seeing is non-human intelligence.
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And the idea is that they're releasing it slowly as so as not to freak people out.
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Then we get to the movie. You may be saying, Tim, I don't care about a movie. It's a piece of
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fiction. Tell me about the real conspiracy theory. What is actually going on with these aliens?
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And I will tell you, my friends, the movie actually plays a role in the conspiracy theory.
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There's something that people refer to as predictive programming. That is, the powers
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that B will release movies and TV shows to introduce a concept or idea to a population
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as sort of what we would describe as an information vaccination to create preconceptions and to program
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behavior, predictive programming. The idea is this. You watch a movie about alien disclosure,
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and I don't know what this movie is about with Steven Spielberg, but we will get into all of
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this stuff. And in the movie, let's say the aliens turn out to be evil and they're murderous and
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they're killing people. This is, according to conspiracy theorists, to program the American
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population or the people who watch the movie into having an immediate reaction that aliens are a
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threat. That is, you watch a movie, your brain gets a preconception about what aliens would
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look like, what they would do to us, and then you fear if the aliens are evil. What if aliens are
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good? I don't know. You'd have to go watch this movie, I guess. What if there are alien hybrids?
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Interestingly, Matt Gaetz said that there are labs around the world
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where humans and aliens are hybridizing aliens and humans
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In this movie, Disclosure Day, I believe it's something about this.
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I don't know exactly, but it's like, what is it, Emily Blunt is in it,
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and something happens to her, and she starts speaking an alien language.
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What if the idea of this predictive programming
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is to create the perception among people that aliens have come here, created hybrids or
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programmed humans to be able to communicate, and they're not actually evil. Then, in the event
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there's actual alien disclosure, people will have preconceived notions about what these aliens are,
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what they are doing, whether they realize it or not. Now, as Agent K said in Men in Black,
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a person is smart, but people are dumb, panicky animals, and you know it. And that's the idea.
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The idea behind the predictive programming is that, yes, we expect individuals like you at home watching right now to fully grasp everything I'm saying to be rational, rational, rational and reasonable.
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That's what I meant to say about these kinds of things.
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But they also know that there is a certain percentage of people that will be finicky, panicky and out of their minds.
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That's who they're trying to influence, perhaps.
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Or maybe it's all one big distraction because once again, the Iran war is not going well.
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So they said, quick, people are getting mad at us.
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Newly declassified videos showing orbs in the sky.
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I was going to say right away, my first assumption was going to be that they're like a reflection
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on the glass and we're falling for a hoax or something.
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But no, these look like they may be in the sky.
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How easy would it be to get two drones and program them to be synced so they fly together?
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It's very difficult to care about all of these things when it's like, look, something in the sky.
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According to the witness, a bright object hovered over their backyard as a brilliant red sphere, roughly the size of a basketball.
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I just want to point out, it would be incredibly easy to make a plastic ball with frames with a drone in the middle, a quadcopter, and red LED lights that would fly around and look like a floating red orb.
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I could probably make that with some buddies in an afternoon, and I'm not exaggerating.
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Friday's release also includes dozens of long hidden CIA files about mysterious sightings
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revealing the agency assembled a panel of top scientists to investigate flying saucers amid
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fears the report could clog military warning systems and spark mass hysteria.
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Secretary of War Pete Hegs has said in a statement, the Department of War is in lockstep with
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President Trump to bring unprecedented transparency regarding our government's understanding of UAP.
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These files hidden behind classifications have long fueled justified speculation, and it's time the American people see it for themselves.
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This release of declassified documents demonstrates the Trump administration's earnest commitment to unprecedented transparency.
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There was a great comment on I did a live stream yesterday and someone said to the government, if it's not incompetence, they're lying.
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well you know probabilistically those are like 90 percent of the outcome many of the images and
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videos in the release were submitted by american citizens with officials noting the footage was
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captured in the iphones the fbi report describes the july 2025 sighting from a witness who parked
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their car to return to work the light was hovering approximately 25 feet off the ground below a tree
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line near the center of their backyard at an estimated distance of 90 feet the witness briefly
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stepped out of their vehicle before grabbing their phone to record the strange sight.
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Their spouse soon joined them outside to see what was happening.
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Spouse also witnessed the light, describing it as a brilliant red sphere about one meter
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The center of the red sphere appeared to be a white plasma sun about the size of a basketball.
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The FBI assessment explained the object slowly rose in the air and drifted left, prompting
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both witnesses to notice a second identical orb hovering directly above it.
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The witness then pulled out an iPhone 14 Pro Max.
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And began recording as the two objects moved westward over a nearby tree line.
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According to the report, the orbs traveled silently and smoothly,
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appearing to move in lockstep as if flying in formation or connected to one another.
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As they disappeared from view, both witnesses said the objects appeared to merge into a single orb.
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They estimated the phenomenon traveled roughly 75 yards from its original position before vanishing.
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This image is an artistic interpretation of a reported incident near a sensitive national security site in the western U.S. involving UAP over a period of two days.
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They end up leaving the building late at night.
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So we have some crew that they stick around shortly after the show for about a half an
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hour, 40 minutes to, you know, do the uploads, do the graphics, set everything up, schedule
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We've had crew here say that when you go outside, because we're in, we're in like, we're outside
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You look in the sky and you will see these things floating around.
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My reaction, drones, you know, we've talked about it and I said, they're probably just
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drones. And the response I get is who's flying drones at night? And I'm like, that's a fair
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point. So I'll tell you a story. I was in Brazil and I had the DJI mini drone. I forgot what it's
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called. I don't know. We had the Mavic mini. I had the Mavic and we were using it to get aerial
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shots. And it was dusk. And I said, I'm going to fly the itty bitty one and we're going to get a
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great panning shot of this favela. I launched it. It then went low light, flipped out,
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like just jolted straight left and slammed into a tree and it was gone forever.
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Because it's like, it was like, you know, it's like a wooded area. And I'm like, well,
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okay. Because it uses, it uses cameras at the time. It was using light to figure out where it
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was and the cameras, it couldn't see because it was getting dark and it just. So we got these,
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look at this photo, right? Above is an artistic interpretation of a sighting described by lawn
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enforcement in the western U.S. three years ago. The funny thing about this image is when I saw it,
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I'm like, that's what people have described to me here at our studio. We're in the eastern
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Panhandle of West Virginia, about an hour outside of D.C. It's near Harper's Ferry.
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And it's a lot of farmland. And I've heard numerous stories from staff and friends of seeing
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lights in the sky moving around. They're not planes. They're not helicopters. My immediate
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response, I don't know, drones, I guess. But then the question is, who's flying drones at night?
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If you're going to do farmland drone footage stuff, like, you know, they do this.
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I don't know that we need the spook music.
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They're going to mention, they got this artistic rendition of the Tic Tac.
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These are these are very famous, the Tic Tacs, white cylindrical Tic Tac shaped objects floating in the sky.
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The luminous object resembled a plasma like sphere.
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Indeed, here's another artistic interpretation of a UFO sighting in 2023.
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The object remained largely stationary for about 45 minutes before suddenly disappearing.
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Officials had previously indicated the next UFO file release would include newly declassified CIA records,
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an agency that some whistleblowers have accused of playing a central role in concealing evidence
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of extraterrestrial activity. However, the documents released Friday do not substantiate
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those allegations. Well, let's roll, friends. Here we go from Slate. To understand Disclosure
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Day, you have to understand high strangeness, huh? Steven Spielberg's many movies about aliens have
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always really been about something deeper. His latest is no exception. Okay, well, sure, this
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is the latest movie, and what say you? It's some sort of wild blessing that Steven Spielberg,
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one of the greatest movie directors, has ever produced, is also a bona fide UFO nerd.
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If you've been deep in the weeds of contemporary UFO conversations, the details and illusions that
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Pepper Spielberg's new movie Disclosure Day will seem somewhat miraculous. It's as though the
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director of Jaws and Saving Private Ryan, and we get it, geez, has been watching all the same
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YouTube documentaries you have. They're going to mention that he does UFO stuff, blah, blah, blah.
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They're going to mention that when he was a kid, he did things.
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Most of the film that made up Fireflight has been lost, but from reports, blah, blah, blah.
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The reason I brought this up is because people believe that Disclosure Day is part of the conspiracy.
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This is what they're doing with the movie, right?
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Why doesn't the U.S. president know about aliens?
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The disclosure movement is a social movement that argues in favor of various conspiracy theories,
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which allege the government generally, or the U.S., have secret information regarding UFOs.
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The government is withholding information on UFOs.
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Yes, they literally just declassified some of it today.
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Of course they were holding information on this.
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Anyway, the argument is, though, it is non-human intelligence.
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Variously described as space aliens, interdimensional beings,
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originating on Earth or native to the atmosphere, demons, or even time travelers.
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The movement advocates for the supposed information to be declassified
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for purposes of human, social, and scientific advancement.
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Okay. Sure. They also have this picture of David Wilcock who died in a rather tragic story. It's a weird story. It's tragic.
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All right. Steven Spielberg laid on me. Why doesn't the president know about aliens?
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Now, this is probably, guys, I'm going to tell you what I think. I think with the release of these files, Steven Spielberg's like, hey, we can make a lot of money if we do this.
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And then they time it for the release when the U.S. is doing these disclosure drops.
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I'm not saying it is perfect timing, but I'm saying we've gotten three already.
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So Spielberg is like, hey, they're going to release some of these files they're claiming.
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Now he's saying these things because it makes money.
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So early in disclosure day, we're introduced to Wardex, a private military company that's
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been colluding with the federal government to keep alien conspiracy under wraps since the 1947
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Roswell, New Mexico incident, if not earlier. In the same breath, it's explained that because the
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U.S. president can only spend eight years in the White House before returning to civilian life,
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they are also kept out of the loop on the whole extraterrestrial thing. I actually don't think
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that's the case. Although I do think one of my favorite, I guess not like, I guess tropes,
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if there were aliens, you think Trump could keep a lid on it? He'd come out and be like,
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you know, they showed me these aliens. It's really incredible stuff. They're the spacemen.
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They're coming here. Yeah, I actually think that's probably the case if Trump had direct access.
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So maybe, Spielberg, maybe for sci-fi fans, that might seem like a clever line of dialogue. But
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for Spielberg, it's a fact. I do believe that, he said. I do believe that presidents are civilians
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after eight years, and there's no reason to read them in on what's been happening on something that
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is probably controlled more by deep state contracting companies than by elected officials.
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I do love that Spielberg's like the deep state. Yes, you read that right. Spielberg really does
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believe this stuff. What became undeniable to me, Cope said, is that governments, not just the U.S.,
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but many governments have engaged in an 80 year campaign of disinformation and suppression.
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Fact. I think it's absolutely true. Either they're trying to lie to us to make us believe aliens are
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real. Oh, look, UFOs. And then it's one big psyop or they're covering it up. I actually think the
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most probable scenario is that the U.S.'s advanced weapons and they push the alien line for two
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reasons. Terrify our adversaries into thinking we might have alien tech or downplay the existence
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of U.S. special technologies. Make people sound crazy if you point it out. So the U.S. builds an
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anti-grav ship, let's just say, hypothetically, it's flying around. Someone sees it. They go,
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crap. How do we stop public recognition of this technology? Aliens. Then if anyone ever sees it,
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they'll get dismissed as crazy. Think about this. Let's say the U.S. builds a piece of technology
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and a bunch of people see it. They start reporting it. If there is no SIOP, news just says another
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reports of a strange object flying in the sky. Eventually, it's a known phenomenon, and people
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discuss the strange objects. Well, the government says, let's make sure people don't legitimately
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investigate this. Universities don't get on it. We can discredit anybody who makes these claims.
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Space aliens. You throw out a guy intentionally, so you get one of your PSYOP operatives to go out
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and claim, I was abducted by aliens. It was aliens. They were little green men. And then
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regular people go, okay, it's nonsense. Then one day farmer Jim, a rational guy, hardworking guy
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is driving his truck and he sees one of these things and he goes, holy crap. And then he calls
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it into the news as I'm seeing something flying over. And they go, another alien guy, dude,
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this is, this is not real. Okay. There's no little green men. Maybe a, uh, maybe a guy named Bob
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could be like that. You know, maybe a, maybe a guy named Bob. Now people are going to get mad.
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they'd be like, Tim, don't insult Bob Lazar. Ah, you get my point. Anyway, they're going to mention
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describing Disclosure Day. We're not coming out in favor of conspiracies. We're coming out in
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favor of truth. So if Spielberg and Cope are in agreement, that leaves one more question. Who
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came up with the popular particular line of dialogue? I wrote the story and David adapted
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the story and wrote a draft. And then David and I together collaborated on about 45 sets of
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revisions over the next eight months. And when you work that closely with the writer, I have no
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memory or recollection who said what and who's responsible for this or that line. I completely
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agree. So whenever I do creative stuff, like if I write a song with somebody, I always just say
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whatever this turns out to be, we both wrote it. Because there could be instances where
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in the middle of writing a song, I come up with this great line. And then I'm like,
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ooh, we should say this. And then it's like, oh, that was really, really good. That was really
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great. I came up with that. That was my line. And then what often happens is when you want to take
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sole credit for a mutual project you're both spending time on, at the end of it, what are
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you going to do? Fight over what percentage? No, I don't do that. I don't do that. My attitude is
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the moment we both sit down and say we are not working on this, we both wrote all of it. That's
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it. Because you might say something, I'll say something back, and then you'll be like, oh,
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that's good. And then I came up with half of it. But then someone later on is like, no, no,
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I remember I can, I don't play that game. If you're going to sit down with me and do creative
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stuff, it's 50-50. If it's three people, it's 33-33-33. If it's four people, it's quarter,
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quarter, quarter. You get the point. And that means you can say the most brilliant thing in
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the world, but we're all there. That's the shared creative process. Unrelated to whatever this is,
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though. So predictive programming, I don't know. I don't know. I will say the Iran war seems to be
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going crazy. I don't know what Trump's plans are there. My opinion has always been that it's
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intentional. But in the meantime, what I can say is it's always a good distraction. Here we are on
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a Friday of all days. This is the day that news goes to die. Why put it out today? It's not a
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functional distraction if you're putting it out today. We also got Tulsi Gabbard putting out
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information saying, hey, you know, those biolabs, those are real on a Friday. Once again, why are
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they doing these disclosures on the day the news dies? That's Friday. Because I'll tell you this,
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you're going to watch this video at 4 p.m. Maybe you're on the way home for work, but who's going
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to watch it later in the day? Nah, they're going to go to the bar and hang out with their friends
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and get a drink. That's the point. Friday is where the news dies. So that makes me wonder,
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what do they not want us talking about? Aliens, perhaps? I don't know. Then why release it anyway?